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HomeCo. Lutwyche

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HomeCo. Lutwyche is a suburban shopping centre in Lutwyche, Queensland, Australia, formerly known as Centro Lutwyche and Lutwyche City.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

HomeCo. Lutwyche is a suburban shopping centre located at 543 Lutwyche Road in Lutwyche, a suburb of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The centre was historically known as Centro Lutwyche, reflecting its former ownership by the Centro Properties Group, and later traded as Lutwyche City before being rebranded under the HomeCo. banner. It serves the local community with a mix of everyday retail, services, and convenience offerings. The centre is anchored by a supermarket and fresh food precinct, alongside a diverse tenancy that includes beauty and health providers, cafes and restaurants, fashion and footwear, arts and craft, electronics, homeware, babies and kids, BBQs and outdoor, kitchen and bathroom, auto parts, and pets. According to the official store directory, the centre hosts around 61 stores across categories such as Beauty & Health, Services, Fresh Food, Supermarkets, Fresh Food & Liquor, Cafes & Restaurants, Fashion & Footwear, Arts & Craft, Babies & Kids, BBQs & Outdoor, Electronics & Home Entertainment, Auto & Car Parts, Kitchen & Bathroom, and Pets. Notable tenants include TerryWhite Chemmart, Specsavers, Australia Post, Flight Centre, ATSICHS, Papilio Early Learning, Star Car Wash, and Paperboxx Newsagency. HomeCo. Lutwyche is managed remotely by Centre Management, which can be contacted on 1300 994 663. The centre provides over 400 parking spaces with 1-hour and 3-hour limits, accessible parking, male/female/accessible bathrooms, parents rooms with change tables and private feeding rooms, a free Justice of the Peace service (located at Market Central Lutwyche), a Reverse Vending Machine, an SCR Recycling Hub, and Australia Post Parcel Lockers. The centre also runs community events and publishes lifestyle content through its website. The centre is part of the HomeCo. portfolio, a real estate investment group focused on convenience-based retail assets. HomeCo. is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. The property was previously owned by Centro Properties Group, which rebranded many of its centres following its restructure. The centre's official website is home-co.com.au/lutwyche, and it maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram.

History

The shopping centre at 543 Lutwyche Road, Lutwyche, has operated under several names. It was known as Centro Lutwyche during the period when it was owned by Centro Properties Group, an Australian retail property company. Following the restructure and eventual wind-down of Centro, the centre was rebranded as Lutwyche City. More recently, it became part of the HomeCo. portfolio and now trades as HomeCo. Lutwyche. The centre has been a local retail hub for the inner-north Brisbane suburbs, providing supermarket, fresh food, health, and convenience services. Its current identity under HomeCo. reflects a focus on convenience-based retail and community engagement, with a store mix that includes national brands and local operators. The centre's website and social media channels promote events such as a Kids Design Zone and seasonal lifestyle content.

  • Operated as Centro Lutwyche under Centro Properties Group

  • Rebranded as Lutwyche City

  • Acquired by HomeCo. and rebranded as HomeCo. Lutwyche

Products and positioning

A convenience-based suburban shopping centre offering everyday retail, services, and community amenities for the local Lutwyche and Brisbane inner-north community.

Product categories. Shopping centre retail space · Supermarket and fresh food · Health and beauty services · Cafes and restaurants · Fashion and footwear · Homeware and furnishings · Electronics and home entertainment · Auto parts · Pet supplies

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